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Law Experts’ Huge Relief

Monday, December 12, 2022

The new Criminal Code (KUHP) is ratified quickly despite containing problematic articles. Deputy Minister of Justice and Human Rights Eddy Hiariej is the driving force of the process with the help of Palace officials and lawmakers.

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Justice and Human Rights Minister Yasonna H Laoly (second right), accompanied by his deputy Edward Omar Sharif Hiariej (right), receives the document of the newly ratified Criminal Code (KUHP) from the House of Representatives’ (DPR) Legal Affairs Commission Chairman Bambang Wuryanto (left) during a plenary session at the DPR Complex in Jakarta, December 6. Antata/Galih Pradipta . tempo : 173458511570.

EDWARD Omar Sharif Hiariej convened members of the expert team responsible for drafting the revisions to the Criminal Code (RKUHP) at his office on the morning of Monday, November 21. The justice and human rights deputy minister asked them to review and edit the draft prior to the ratification.

“A last look before a deliberation with the House of Representatives (DPR),” Eddy Hiariej—as Edward is known—told Tempo at the mi

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